Oppo introduced the Oppo Reno 15C during the Reno 15 series launch event in China. The company shared a few details about the upcoming smartphone, though most specifications were not disclosed. A new online leak has now revealed important information about the device, including its display, processor and camera setup. The handset is expected to launch soon.
According to a tipster on a common social media platform, the Oppo Reno 15C may feature a flat display, similar to the current Reno 15 series. The leak suggests the smartphone could come with a six point five nine inch one point five K display and a one hundred and twenty hertz screen refresh rate.
The tipster also claims the Oppo Reno 15C will run on the Qualcomm Snapdragon seven Gen four processor. The camera details were also shared. As per the leak, the handset may include a fifty megapixel Sony L Y T six hundred main sensor, an eight megapixel secondary shooter and a fifty megapixel Samsung J N five sensor. The second and third sensors are said to be ultra wide angle and telephoto.
Other specifications of the Oppo Reno 15C remain unknown. During the Reno 15 series launch event, the company teased the 15C model and revealed its design and colour options. The smartphone will be available in at least blue and purple options.
The device carries a squircle camera module similar to the rest of the Reno 15 lineup. The rear panel has a textured finish. The bottom of the phone includes a USB Type C port, a speaker grille and the SIM tray, while the right side has the volume controls and the power button. Details such as the price, full specifications and launch date have not yet been confirmed.
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